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Lapis Lazuli Art Deco Pendant - Gatsby Rhinestone Fringe
Lapis Lazuli Art Deco Pendant - Gatsby Rhinestone Fringe
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Lapis Deco Bling Siren ~ Hand‑Sculpted Lapis Lazuli Teardrop Pendant with Citrine Rhinestone Fringe
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One of a kind. A hand‑sculpted, high-end lapis lazuli teardrop wrapped in citrine AB rhinestone trim and finished with a slinky rhinestone fringe for full Art Deco drama. The pendant measures 8" x 2.5" (including fringe) and hangs from an 18" textured gold‑tone chain with an XL fancy lobster claw clasp. The stone’s natural density gives this piece a satisfying weight—wearable art for women who like their jewelry to announce them.
Details
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Pendant: 8" H x 2.5" W (including fringe)
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Chain: 18" gold‑tone, textured link
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Closure: XL fancy lobster claw clasp
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Materials: Lapis lazuli, rhinestone fringe/trim, sculpted setting
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Substantial weight due to the stone
- OOAK Wearable Art from the Atelier of Kat Kouture
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Who: For collectors of lapis lazuli jewelry, sculptural statement pendants, rhinestone-fringe glamour, gold-chain drama, maximalist dressers, stylists, performers, and women who prefer their jewelry to arrive like a declaration rather than an accessory.
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Why: For the intoxicating collision of saturated royal-blue lapis, hand-sculpted form, gilded chain, and aurora borealis rhinestone fringe; regal, decadent, theatrical, and fully committed to making the sternum the social center of the evening.
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Where: Red carpet events, award shows, gala dinners, fashion week, luxury fundraisers, museum openings, collector parties, private clubs, penthouse soirées, opera nights, editorial shoots, and anywhere the dress code quietly suggests money, spectacle, and nerve.
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When: Holiday season, New Year’s Eve, black-tie events, milestone celebrations, opening nights, formal receptions, after-dark dinners, destination soirées, awards season, and those evenings when subtle jewelry would amount to dereliction of duty.
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How: Pair with black, gold, cobalt, sapphire, velvet, satin, plunging necklines, sculptural gowns, fluid draping, sharp evening tailoring, metallic eyes, lacquered lips, and unapologetic posture; let it hang at the chest like a royal insignia crossed with a disco relic and given permission to seduce the room. **
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